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AT&T Headquarters Construction in Plano to Start in December

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$1.35B AT&T Headquarters Construction Could Start in December

Plano (Rendering courtesy of AT&T)

AT&T plans to relocate its global headquarters to a new 54-acre campus in Plano's Legacy area, with construction estimated to begin in December, according to filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

In a Nutshell

Eleven facilities are planned along Legacy Drive through 2029:

  • Central Utility Plant: 32,000 square-foot utility plant
  • Building 1: 249,000 square-foot office space
  • Building 2: 225,000 square-foot office space
  • Building 3: 225,000 square-foot office space
  • Building 4: 679,000 square-foot office space
  • Building 6: 229,000 square-foot office space
  • Building 7: 318,000 square-foot office space
  • Building 8: 215,700 square-foot office lobby and food hall
  • Garage A: 553,000 square-foot garage
  • Garage B: nearly 1.1 million square-foot garage
  • Garage C: nearly 1.18 million square-foot garage

Total estimated costs for current filings are $1.05 billion. The headquarters is projected to cost $1.35 billion in total.

Background

Plano's planning and zoning commission approved the new headquarters site plan on September 21. The plan also includes a 280-foot antenna structure, approved May 4. The city approved a $20 million economic incentive for the project February 23. AT&T will meet employment benchmarks in exchange for the incentive. The facility is expected to bring 10,000 jobs to the region by 2039.

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